Phillip Seifert's Online Review Report Card
Phillip Seifert
2.9
Average Star Rating
14
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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Medical School
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Graduation Year
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List of Phillip Seifert's Reviews
Outstanding Doc I would trust my family with
Reviewed On HealthGrades
I went into ER with severe stomach pain which eventually led to two colon surgeries. Dr. Seifert would not do any diagnoses or consult with my GI doctor. Instead, he gave me an overdose of morphine. I let the hospital throwing-up, sicker than when I went in. I was dope sick for a week. And then, he refused to accept a credit card from my insurance company, wanting me to pay the bill because he didn't want to accept a credit card charges. If I have to go into the ER again I will refuse to be seen by him.
Reviewed On Vitals
Sexy dr and good and smart. He gave me all pain medicine I asked for. he did every blood test that I think has ever existed as well as a flu swab, drug screen, urine screen, and even a pregnancy test even though I'm a man. I LOVED HIM!!!! He did imply that I was "overweight" but I think that's just the kind of person he is.
Reviewed On Vitals
I was in the ER for severe neurological symptoms. From the get-go, he was arrogant, condescending and rude while heavily implying I’m crazy. When the MRI came back clear he just got worse. Neurologist has since diagnosed me with a REAL condition that I fit all the symptoms of. Admitting ignorance is fine- I know he’s human (does he?), being cruel is not.
Reviewed On Vitals
I was basically told I was crazy though I was experiencing severe neurological symptoms in the ER. MRI was clear so I guess he thought that meant I’m nuts. Well, neurologist has diagnosed me with Hemiplegic Migraines. A very real, though rare, condition. Needs to work on his bedside manner and learn that it’s ok to say he doesn’t know instead of getting insecure and therefore condescending. Awful, awful experience with himz
Reviewed On HealthGrades
My mother was admitted after having a first time seizure for unknown reasons. Dr Seifert had a condescending attitude and spoke to my step father and ...
Reviewed On Vitals
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